I had 2 missed calls from this number. I saw the reports on here so I called RBC. They had no incidents linked to my card. On top of that this number called my cell phone. When I called RBC we noticed that I didn't even have that phone number on file as I forgot to update them when I moved.
There are many scams like this out there. They will ask you "security questions" and get all your card info and address etc to "verify" you are who you are. By the end of the call they have all the info they need to now do purchases or whatever on your behalf.
Whenever a credit card company calls as them if you can call them back to verify. Call the number on your card not one they give you. It is the safest way to ensure you are not getting scammed. Same as if you get an email on the subject.
It's also the # that will call you after you make a large purchase or a purchase that doesn't meet your purchasing habits on your RBC Visa Card. The customer service agent will then prompt you for a bunch of questions that might catch you off guard before getting into the reason why they called you in the first place.
RBC Visa Cardholder Services. They call to report unauthorized use on your Royal Bank of Canada Visa card. RBC also lists this number on their site as one to call about lost or stolen cards and credit card fraud.
RBC Security Banking Service - A representative named Jean Reynolds called to question why I had such a big purchase on my visa because i usually don't make big purchases. This call sort of made me feel nervous, but I guess he's just doing his job.
I suggest you don't ignore this call they called to inform me that my credit card info was stolen and purchases were being made.... ahh the irony the scared of unknown numbers guy gets his credit card info stolen...